#january rambles

[introvertia]

Been reading a lot this month. I’m hoping it’ll improve my writing and enjoying the feeling of being transported to other worlds and lives.

My sleep pattern has been a train wreck these last few weeks, mayhaps reading into the wee hours isn’t the best habit?

Just started Widdershins by Charles De Lint as recommended to me by @pearlsandpetticoats . Less than a hundred pages in and I’m deeply intrigued by his world of magic, a sort of urban fantasy that combines European fairies as well as Native American little people / fairy equivalent.

I hope to do some writing later this evening, either work on a fanfic WIP or fully draft a loose outline for an original short story, a little ghost story has been rattling around the back of my skull and it’s starting to become uncomfortable like a pebble in a shoe.

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

The ultimate “Comic You Didn’t Know You Wanted Until I Said It” is a spin-off of Lumberjanes that’s just the adventures of Ripley’s superhero self-insert drawn by Ripley herself.

You’re Welcome

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

It’s really unfortunate that Resident Evil kinda is about Chris Redfield because he’s the most boring of the protagonists

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

The bit in Rise of the Tomb Raider where you’re swimming around under the ice and only pop up so you can grab dudes and pull them under to drown them like some kinda mermaid gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “Predatory Lesbian”.

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

Who wants to cry about Pyre? I do!

I was listening to Bound Together earlier today and realized the final "They stayed true to the end" could be referring to the reader by themselves or the Nightwings as a whole and lemme tell ya I just about lost it

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

Lumberjanes describes itself in three words

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

Andromeda Girls:

[bifauxnenstroganoff]

The Legend of King Arthur except the Lady of the Lake is Tsuyu Asui and instead of giving excalibur away she keeps it and becomes Queen of England.